Trampoline Park Injuries

Trampoline parks can be a fun activity for just about any age. They are large indoor spaces with individual trampolines built and connected over hundreds of feet with padding in between and on the walls. These parks can make for a children’s paradise. But, they inherently come with some risks as it is a fast-paced physical activity for mostly young children to make large leaps from trampoline to trampoline. If you or a loved one has been injured in a trampoline park accident, you may consider speaking to one of our attorneys about a premises liability lawsuit.

What types of injuries can occur in a trampoline park?

A trampoline park has wall-to-wall trampolines in a large complex that is typically made for young kids to enjoy. They also have foam pits to dive into and other types of physical activity such as rock-climbing. All these types of physical activities being left in the hands of children is somewhat risky. Accidents can occur from things such as landing on the trampoline incorrectly, hitting one of the padding sections incorrectly, or jumping from the trampoline to the floor and getting a large shock flow through your legs. These can result in numerous knee injuries, broken or fractured bones, twisted ankles, traumatic brain injuries, or spinal cord injuries. Many of these require extensive medical help with a large medical bill. With our help, we will help you get the justice and compensation that you deserve.

Who is liable?

In this type of accident, you could sue the trampoline park itself for negligence. However, almost all legitimate trampoline parks require people to sign a liability waiver so that they can dodge legal responsibility for these type of things. Sometimes these waivers are able to prove no responsibility in someone’s injuries. But one of our attorneys can help you still sue the park for the fact that it still happened due to their negligence.

Premises liability laws state that you are given the right to sue a property owner if you are injured on their premises due to negligence, since property owners almost always owe a duty of care to keep people safe. You would have to prove that there was a duty of care, they breached that duty of care by being negligent, they directly caused your injury, and that you did suffer damages. Your attorney will assist you in determining if you do have a successful case against the trampoline park.

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